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Chainlink is drawing steady capital, with ETF inflows now crossing $111 million while the price holds near the $9.40 area.
Recent data points to continued capital allocation toward Chainlink. Daily inflows have remained positive, with $3.81M recorded on April 23 and $1.88M on April 24, bringing cumulative inflows to approximately $111.56M.
At the same time, total net assets have expanded to beyond $108M, indicating continued capital retention within the product. Rather than isolated inflow spikes, the figures show repeated accumulation across consecutive sessions, suggesting ongoing positioning rather than short-term, opportunistic entry.
Alongside ETF flows, accumulation from larger players continues. A long-term investor wallet has added nearly 2.8 million LINK (about $2.59M) over the past six days, with activity concentrated around the $9.25 region.
In parallel, the Chainlink Reserve has added over 123,000 LINK (approximately $1.1M), taking total holdings beyond 3.3 million LINK. This adds protocol-level demand alongside external ETF inflows.
However, upside appears constrained by overhead supply. The 19 million LINK unlock from early April continues to act as a supply layer that the market is working through.
After a prolonged consolidation period, the area around $9.00 has continued to hold without breakdown, forming a stable base. From there, price has pushed toward the $9.40 region while maintaining higher lows within the current range, and pullbacks have remained controlled—failing to return into lower zones.
The range is also tightening just below local highs, indicating stabilization rather than rejection. The outlook remains constructive as long as the structure holds above the $9.00–$9.20 zone, which supports the current flow and keeps the path open toward the next resistance band near $10.20–$10.50.
A sustained move below the base would shift the structure back toward consolidation, but current behavior continues to favor stability with gradual upside pressure.
With ETF inflows continuing to build and price structure holding above key support, Chainlink is positioned for gradual upside while current levels are maintained. Immediate expansion may remain measured, but sustained inflows and stable positioning keep higher resistance targets in view, contingent on holding the established base.
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